Hello to all
I read on the past digest something about binaural mics, since the
subject was mentioned I would like to share my last experience with my
last concert recording.
First, I use my R50 and a Sony ECM 717 mic, thats it (Im an amateur not
a pro in this hobby)
2 weeks ago, I recorded
Hi all and specialy John Chrapowicki and Shawn Lin,
I must say this ES threath is one of the most interesting ES threats ever.
Finaly
it's not just I'm against and I'm for and I'm neutral, but it tries to find
answers
on what End Search is!
Thanks!
Cheers,
Ralph
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Ralph wrote:
| f you just press record on the Sharp 702,
| the unit goes into
| record-pause which is in fact a special idle mode. The unit
| does nothing in this
| mode. The disc doesn't spin, the laser doesn't warm up and
| the magnetic head isn't doing anything.
Presumably the unit is
Hi List,
I'm very familiar with the plagued UTOC problems of the Sharp 702. I met a
customer of mine recently who is having what sounds to be the exact same
problem with a 722 he purchased from Hong Kong in Oct 98.
Certain discs work fine in the unit, while others display the dreaded UTOC
John Chrapowicki wrote,
| Presumably this means that if you have just recorded, say, three tracks
| sequentially on the disc, and then you 'delete' the middle one, then
| pressing REC (without using ES) will continue recording from the end of the
| third one.
Not on my MZ-R3. After the second
I have the Sony MZ-R55, and the advertised 40 second shock protection
DOES NOT live up to its reputation.
I ran into the same problem, and this is the solution that I came up with: I
strapped the unit to my upper arm with a sweatband. You'll find that the MD
player will be held snugly to your
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I just read the news that Sony anounced a new CD/MD Unit capable of copying
tracks for tames normal speed to minidisc. I would very much like to know
whether this remarkable
Keith Rowland wrote about Art Bell,
| Art uses his Sony MD unit to prerecord and then playback his commercial spots.
| At each break, he simply sets up the "programmed play" feature to select the
| spots needed for that half hour. He has all of the commmercial spots needed
| recorded on one
I've a Sharp 722 with a Lithium Ion battery. After using the battery, I
plug it in to charge. Is this a good idea? I remember my dad having to use
a battery conditioner to drain all the power from his old Motorola cell
phone battery, but it was NiMH and fairly old. Does recharging after a
It really depends on the player.
My old MZ-R2 portable plays all tracks with no gaps, even in random play.
My JA3 home deck plays tracks in order with no gaps, but inserts a second
or two gap when playing in shuffle mode.
With the amount of pre-play buffer in these things you would think it
Sorry John I think you are incorrect with your assumptions re 'time
machine' function.
On my JA3 it only works whilst it is in 'record-standby' mode.
In this model and AFAIK, all Sony home decks, the laser is powered up and
the disc spinning, unlike the 701, where nothing other than the record
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 16:03:09 -0400 (EDT)
From: The artist formerly known as James Caran [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MD: MZR37/55CG
Hello there folks, I need some input on the Sony MZR37. I am considering
buying one and I want feedback on how important the "mic sensitivity
switch", "jog
I've a Sharp 722 with a Lithium Ion battery. After using the battery, I
plug it in to charge. Is this a good idea? I remember my dad having to
use
a battery conditioner to drain all the power from his old Motorola cell
phone battery, but it was NiMH and fairly old. Does recharging after
Li-Ion batteries prefer to be topped up rather than completely discharged.
Of course, they don't like being overcharged either, but that's not easily
achieved given the thought that goes into designing the built-in chargers in
today's equipment suited to these batteries.
The rule of thumb with
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